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Since its establishment in 1966, the Kyung Hee Graduate School of Business has dedicated itself to cultivating leaders equipped for the global business landscape. As economic conditions evolve, technological innovations emerge, and globalization accelerates, We are facing new challenges and opportunities. In response to these dynamic times, our Graduate School offers innovative educational programs across various majors, fostering the development of our students into world-class leaders.

Peter Drucker, a pioneer in business administration, once stated, “Successful management is not about today's results; it's about creating tomorrow's changes.” Embracing this philosophy, the School of Business is committed to developing innovative educational models that anticipate future needs rather than merely adapting to present changes. Every experience within our business school is designed to shape our students' futures.

The Graduate School of Business was the first in Korea to introduce programs such as the Advanced Management Program (AMP), Medical Management, Arts & Culture Management, Asia Management, and Off-Campus Programs in collaboration with local school districts, establishing differentiated business management programs that remain at the forefront of a new era. Additionally, we have expanded our major offerings to include Business Administration, Medical Management, Arts & Culture Management, Tax Management & Accounting, E-MBA, Real Estate, Convergence, and Media & Commerce. To enhance Kyung Hee's global education profile, we also offer the Keystone MBA in English and the Asia MBA in Chinese.

To achieve these objectives, our business school actively encourages the participation of international students. These students will have the opportunity to collaborate with peers from around the globe, striving for academic excellence and honing their skills as global business leaders. Through various international exchange programs and tailored educational experiences, they will build a solid foundation for successful careers in the global economy.

Looking ahead, I would like to highlight several key policies and development strategies aimed at enhancing our business school's competitiveness in the global business landscape:

First, Creative Thinking and Innovative Education: We will cultivate future managers equipped to adapt to the rapidly evolving business environment and create new opportunities through a focus on creative thinking and innovative education essential for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Second, Balancing Theory and Practice: In addition to imparting theoretical knowledge, we will provide practical education that can be immediately applied in the workplace, enabling students to achieve both academic depth and practical competence.

Third, Strengthening Internationalization and Global Networks: To enhance our competitiveness in the global market, we will bolster internationalization education and develop global networks, including the Asian region (Global South), fostering the growth of our students into global leaders.

Fourth, ESG Management and Ethical Leadership: We recognize the significance of ESG management, which prioritizes social responsibility and sustainability in today's business context. Our emphasis on ethical leadership will prepare management professionals capable of making meaningful contributions to society.

Fifth, Developing Future-Oriented Management Strategies: By formulating and implementing forward-thinking management strategies in response to ongoing changes and challenges, the Kyung Hee Graduate School of Business will solidify its position as a premier business school in Asia and a prestigious educational institution worldwide.

Through these policies and strategies, the Kyung Hee Graduate School of Business is committed to nurturing students into world-class leaders ready to engage actively in the global arena. We look forward to your interest and participation.

See you at Kyung Hee!